According to the New Hampshire Realtors in their 'NH Monthly Indicators April 2020' report;
'Single family residential home sales in New Hampshire were down by 10 percent compared with April a year ago, while some of the forward-looking indicators such as pending sales also showed declines. But as many have predicted, pricing has remained strong early in the pandemic. The median home price in April was up 11.5 percent over April 2019, and it was in fact the highest median price for a single month in our recorded history – at $325,000.'
New Listings were down 40.2 percent for single family homes and 50.3 percent for condo properties. Pending Sales decreased 20.5 percent for single family homes and 49.6 percent for condo properties.The Median Sales Price was up 11.5 percent to $325,000 for single family homes and 17.9 percent to $250,000 for condo properties. Months Supply of Inventory decreased 33.3 percent for single family units and 9.5 percent for condo units.'
Due to low inventory, it remains a great time to sell your home with many Sellers receiving multiple offers and offers over asking price.
All the April market data details can be found here